The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16

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LoHp,r. September 10, Al. m.-The
amount OF bullion gone into the Bank
Of ENGLAND on balance today IL ail ,OCO
| This bullion In the Bank OF England
hs, deere ased Isl, 900 dnripg the past
week. Ths proportion OF the Bank OF
+ ,plsnd reserve to liability Ia A, 40
DER cent.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, September 10
Clearings oil banks, $Sol, 2SS.
CHICAGO, Ill, September 10 Bank
clesrinRs today were 80, 953,0O0.
New York, September l5.-Rank
clearinss today were So, sO6, l06; bal.
ances, "a, ass. 795. = -
BosroN, MAS, September l5.-Bsnk
clearlups today we're Sl2, 4S5, 1927 bal.
apces, 81, 1913, 237.
BALTIMORE, Nd, September is
Bank clearings today were 81 ,99S SOL ;
balan see. S3O3. 4lb.
81. LOUIS. Mo, September I5.-The
bank c,earipps today were 81. S45, 2l2 /;
balances, Si34,567.
PHILApHLPHIA, Pa, September To-
| The bank clearinrs TODAY were
40. 4lS.S74: balances. Sl,l77.OS u
GRAIN. PROvIsI0Ns, 9ROCERIEs
CHICAGO, Ill, September 49,
| None OF The markets possessed any
special features OF interest on Change
today, Trading at the opening Of the
wheat market was on q limited ecale,
with prices a little lower than the
close OF YESTERDAY. Before noon the
loss Was regained, and there was quite
A show OF activity In the Dit. There
was nothing special. however. 10 ana.
tain the action of the bulls. and "a.
nor,a and on,side owners " rs apsinst
tha,n and Tia ye.nI, w.s dsc1i.a NJ
IL ha,oya o'clocI n, the vhole
,bsys VA. a bsttsy disoos,,ion IN trsSs
and more oy Isss bn.iness - an foycsd
from tbs onsnine to tho cIoss Of tbs
,esaion. octobsr opsped Al 89is. sold
mn to 8osc. dsclinsd IN 8qlc- rsscted
~ eesc 4 sclinsd again ~ 8eIc and
clo.sd me mo,nino .sss,on AZ SoIS
soir On the shs,noo, session On,S'
hs, olosad Al ssIa8gs
The corn msrSet was n heavy ons
ali dsv' ovins mainly 10 liberai latina
90 nv holders .ho have bssn diam.
no,n;sd an ths iaIlrya n The c.,aaI -
sdvsnca Whijs ths,s va. No a.
cyssss In ,ecsIn,s ths,s v.s . dsc,dad
falling Of In abinmen,s Chsylsy. to.
day vere but aol no bushsls mncb
less than Tor tan dsys nsst IT, sSdI,
ton 10 the influence of Ihe corn move
ment and the ceiling orders. thsrs wer,
many reports floating about I'm regar,
10 the vsy corn iislds had imnyoved
in traders minds Al l,ast sinne Non
TENDER lat. Tbs d AZ was one Tor M,
bear, and prices closed abou. A. IN
der the opening, and Q half cent undel
the best poiuts OF the day. October
sold at 42lc, then at i2i', and after
several slight drops and reactions
closed at 42c. May sold at 45i(945i.
and down to 45tc, the lowest . Jinl Of
the day.
Oats were rather easy flr the actlv,
deferred futures, October and MAY
shows q decline Of nom yesterday,
close. The cash market WAS nominal
September was quotably firm at \,
higher
The weak, dragging tendency noted
In the provision market for some time
past was percepiibly increased today
by the arrival OF $1,000 hogs and Z
sharp dec Inc In prices. Speculative
orders from the outside, 10 buy or tel
were small. sealpers and psckers Of
Tered product With nbu uAl iIeeJom
and there beirg no supporting iactore
q sharp drop IN value resulted, las
sales being on wax market At about
inside figures, and showed declin,
from yesterdays close oil 22tc 70 26c
on pork; lOc on lard aud l2t and
l7ic on ehort ribs. October lmt
opeIei at 70 40. aud closed a, SO 37i
January sold at ~ i2tGa8 30, AID cloeet
81 y ~. Oe.obeI short ribs opened
at " 20, and closed II fs s2s. January
sold at ~ 5000 ~, and closed a'
" 80. January pork sold early q
n2 ib, declined TO w 26C9i2 "a
and clos, d nj tl2 80.
The leading futures ranged % fol
lows;
Wheat, No. 2.Septemoer openeC
Of 6Stc, highest este, lowest ste, clos
log at olte; October opened At 69ic
highest 6stc, lowest esic, closing q
oStc November opened at 7Oie, high
Get 1lc, lowest 1Otc, closing 81 7otc
December opened NJ W., highee
fztc, lowest ~ u, closing ~ utc.
oorn, NO. 2-Septenber opened Q
Htc' mghset $40, lowest q &c, clos
Ing ~ 4ltc. October opened ~ AZ